Chris Liaguno

 My approach is centered around helping my clients cultivate self-awareness, release conflict, identify values and goals, and create actionable steps towards achieving them. I am committed to providing a safe, supportive and non-judgmental space for my clients - tailored to your needs so that you can explore your inner world and work towards your desired outcomes. Let's work together to help you know yourself and create the life you deserve. 

Several principles are held as a foundation for my work: 

• Releasing the past and embracing the present moment to shift from an unconscious reaction to a conscious response
• An Inclusive approach - instead of either-or in our choices, we can choose both-and, especially integrating being in the world and living a spiritual life.
• Unifying our feelings, thoughts, words and actions to become internally-validating.
• Merging dualities to neutralize energy - i.e. merging the masculine and the feminine, mystery with mastery.
• Body-Mind-Spirit Approach - Using top-down and bottom-up awareness approaches (i.e. the mind affects the body, the body affects the mind).
• Unifying science with spirituality, to create a practical, mystic experience. Using principles in music, physics, neuroscience. Conflict acts like static noise and we want to return to our natural core resonance - being fully ourselves. 
• Understanding the Nature of Reality - There are levels of consciousness beyond what is considered standard consciousness (i.e. self realization, enlightenment, illumination). 

Here are a few moments to inspire you to celebrate your own journey and to know that amazing things can happen at any age 

Like many of us even as a child I was interested in knowing what life was all about. Why are we here? Is there more to life than what I'm being told? Being a miltary brat, the constant moving helped me embrace change at a young age and look for a deeper understanding of life as a way to feel more grounded, empowered, and balanced. My father was an abusive, alcoholic, military cop who mostly expressed anger because he had not released his own childhood wounding, so becoming intuitive at an early age was essential for me to feel safe. Connecting with my spirit guides started early, and so did my love of animals and nature. When I was 5, my babysitter Colette took me to her high school in Colorado Springs, and even then I asked her fellow students "When do I learn what life is really about?" Some laughed at me, others were surprised, and some called me a "wise, old man" (because my hair was platinum blonde). I was saddened yet determined because no one seemed to have a real answer for me - 

so my spiritual journey began.

While living in England from ages 7-9, I began to be more interested in death, spirit and the afterlife. Even my father, who mostly doesn't believe in any of this "woo-woo" stuff as he calls it, will still say "I don't believe in ghosts - except in England". I began reading ghost stories - not from wanting to be scared, but from wanting to understand. I was intrigued by an event which happened to my mom's friend, who liked playing the church organ, until the tapestry on the wall moved while she was playing. Although she got scared, it only brought up more questions and made me wonder about our connection with spirit. My parents were fanatical about visiting castles, historic sites and antique shops, and that is when I discovered that I could feel, sense and sometimes see what had happened in certain places. 

 The next year while still in college I founded a metaphysical organization dedicated to bringing prominent teachers, mystics, and healers to the Georgia Tech campus. I worked at the Ascension Principle center in Atlanta with Dr Gary Bonnell, where I participated in transformational retreats and classes that covered topics such as astral projection, ascension, Akashic Records, relationships, manifesting and much more. Years later I would see clients and teach internationally at his healing and practical mystery school in Tokyo, Japan, which was founded in 2007 and is now called The Knowing School for Mystical Studies. 

My final summer in undergrad college I spent working at the Grand Canyon and had a life-changing experience at Lake Powell. While kneeling at the water's edge on the beach and splashing water in my face, I suddenly found myself in another body in another life, kneeling in exactly the same way at the lake. I could still feel myself in my body and hear the surroundings at Lake Powell but was seeing and hearing from the other life as well. It felt like it lasted a very long time but in reality was probably about 20 seconds. Because each moment of each lifetime is connected to every other moment (like a spider's web), when we have a similar thought, emotion, food, clothing, when we experience a similar job or location, when we meet people we have known in other lives - then this present moment can either bring up memories or in my case literally transport my consciousness to the other life. Once the joy of this expansive experience yielded to feeling scared about not knowing how to fully come back to this life, I found myself completely back here again. It was life changing.

The rest of my twenties were a transition and preparation period - working in the corporate world with software engineering, technical writing, training and management roles, releasing my own conflict and healing, while gaining education and experience to work with clients and students. I started working with clients in 1994, and by 2003 started traveling to work internationally in Japan. By 2001 I focused on an integration of body-centered psychotherapy, Akashic Records consulting, and coaching, including leadership coaching and training business clients at the Wayfinder Institute in Colorado. Began working with spirit professionally in 1998, which increased over the years, especially since 2016 after helping a coma patient in a hospital. Energy healing also became more frequent since 2016, sometimes helping police and hospital patients.